hardcore

hardcore
1. (Hardcore) (2213↑, 959↓)
A branch of underground/indie music influenced by faster abrasive punk rock. Originating in the early 80’s as a variant of punk rock, hardcore evolved to a modern sound that can be compared to non commercial metal. The constant themes range from Straight Edge, to Politics, to Positive and Negative. Bands range from Minor Threat from the 80’s to One Fifth, or Unearth of today.

Bad Brains is hardcore.

2. (Hardcore) (1752↑, 531↓)
Intense. Relentless.

This girl just spend a year train-hopping around the country surving only on dumpster-dived food and clothing. She was pretty damn hardcore.

3. (Hardcore) (1200↑, 433↓)
There was a time when hardcore was more than music, it was a movement. Anyone, regardless of how well they could play an instrument could express themselves musically in ways too agressive, too brutal and in most circumstances too honest for even edgy mainstream music. It was a time when bands were willing to push the envelope while breaking all the rules, and didn't let the fact that they had to do it all by themselves stop them. True hardcore is an unstopable messege, totally seperate from the countless trends (from Bleached hair to Girl Jeans) that have come and gone. It's going to a show with 9 kids or 1000 kids who are perfect strangers or your best friends, and knowing that everyone in the room with a soul is compelled with the same unmatched intensity, to "think how they want to think", to "do what they know is right" to "be what they want to be" and never let anyone even think they can stop them. I think over the years we've all gotten spoiled to the point where we don't care about much more than what we have, how many "babes we can slay" (if you're a dude) and above all else, our social status. People get so caught up in that shit that they can't undertand the value of something that doesn't provide any material benefit or make them appear special in whatever way, yet it has the capacity to empower every kid to live life to the fullest, be his/herself and have a shit-ton of fun in the process. I think it's unfortunate that people these days pick out all the trappings of hardcore, the fashion trends, the image (there are tons of images) and limit hardcore to just that, since it suits their superficial way that they approach the world. It makes about as much sense as taking the pickles off of a big mac and calling them hamburgers (i mean if you really like pickles.) I hope this definition helps people reexamine the way they think about hardcore, and spread the word to people who don't know any better.

Raechel Hutto is Pretty damn Hardcore

4. (Hardcore) (797↑, 562↓)
A genre of music that started long ago from the punk movement. Eventually, it died down and now hardcore has become heavily confused with overrated untalented whiny-ass screamo/emo/trendXcore bands such as Atreyu, Norma Jean, and pretty much any other band worshipped by "scenesters"

The birth of REAL hardcore as told by Henry Rollins: That's when that "fuck yeah" guy got a guitar. You know, that guy in the 7-Eleven parking lot who'll look at you and be all like "What the fuck you lookin' at?" That's his band. FAKE hardcore: Depressing poetry + eyeliner + nail polish + girl's jeans + hair covering one eye + screaming

5. (Hardcore) (612↑, 386↓)
1) Can act as a modifier for a word or phrase, making it more severe. 2) When used alone, used to denote something noteworthy, like saying "awesome" or "rad".

1) That was hardcore wicked, man. 2) Hardcore, bro. Hardcore.

6. (hardcore) (233↑, 154↓)
A variety of punk rock originating in the US in the early '80s. It involves shouted vocals (as opposed to growled) with a fast, aggressive tempo and a guitar sound featuring quick chord changes. Minor Threat, Bad Brains, SSD, and the Circle Jerks are known for this style. By 1986, a new style of hardcore came out of the New York scene. The NYHC scene added mosh breakdowns to mix, but the music retained its fast aggressive nature. This spawned the youth crew scene, a positive straight edge scene featuring such bands as Youth of Today, Chain of Strength, and the Gorilla Biscuits. Judge is a notable band from this era that added some metal style to their riffs. In the 90s hardcore took many different direction, bands like Lifetime and Turning Point took the late '80s sound (particularly the melodic approach pioneered by the Gorilla Biscuits) and added a softer sung vocals and the lyrical approach of DC bands like the Rites of Spring and Dag Nasty. Other bands like Earth Crisis mixed hardcore with death metal growls and slow brutal guitars. Today many bands continue to play the early '80s fast, thrashy style as well as the so-called '88 or youth crew style, while still others have taken the sound of bands like Earth Crisis farther and mixed in more metal elements such as double bass drumming. Hardcore refers to all of these styles, though metalcore is best used to identify bands like Throwdown or Converge (who don't really sound anything alike but both mix metal and hardcore). Finally, some bands like Bane, With Honor, and Comeback Kid are mixing positive youth crew style hardcore with more complex metal riffing without straying into the beatdown, double bass drumming style of metalcore. People talking about old-school hardcore should be referring to one of the hardcore sounds that developed in the '80s, regardless of when the band formed.

early '80s: Minor Threat, Government Issue, Black Flag, SSD, Jerry's Kids, Youth Brigade, Bad Brains, Agnostic Front, JFA late '80s/'88 style: Youth of Today, Cro-Mags, Uniform Choice, Chain of Strength, Bold, Gorilla Biscuits, early Turning Point emo-influenced hardcore: Lifetime, Falling Forward, later Turning Point early metalcore: Earth Crisis, Strife modern metalcore: Throwdown, Unearth, Adamantium, Converge modern youth crew/old-school bands: Ten Yard Fight, In My Eyes, Champion, Give Up the Ghost (formerly called American Nightmare), Black Sheep Squadron, the Spark, Trial

7. (hardcore) (227↑, 156↓)
A genre of porn, usually involving both men and women, banging each other. Usually looks like a bunch of apes in mating season. A related offshoot of this is [bukkake]. This title was based off the definition of hardcore as something that is intense or very strong.

OMG\! HARDCORE PORN\! Hardcore porn involves ugly stick-women being boned until they break apart. man 1 : what kind of porn is that? man 2 : It's hardcore\! Lots of endless [fucking] action\!

8. (hardcore) (137↑, 79↓)
A subgenre of electronic music characterized by fast, hard basslines and often making use of turntablism or an MC for live performances. This is used often as an umbrella term to describe [happy hardcore], [gabber], speedcore, upfront, or any of the many related hardcore genres.

Hardcore Music, Hardcore Music, Hardcore Music every day. HTID\!\!

9. (hardcore) (350↑, 298↓)
in the music sense, a form of underground music that takes music to extremes. started in the early 80`s with bands like minor threat and black flag. i like to call this classic hardcore. then in the late 80`s there were many hardline, "positive" straightedge bands like chain of strength and gorilla biscuits. i like to call this oldchool hardcore. then in the early 90`s straigtedge became rediculous, and the bands got more metallic, with bands like Earth Crisis and Strife. I just call this hardcore. Then all throughout the 90s there were those hardcore bands with the scary, grindy sound, like converge, dillenger escape plan, or discordence axis. Then there were some bands like 10 yard fight who tried to re-create the hardcore sound of the late 80`s, a few were ok but most really sucked. This developed into what some people call "posi" hardcore. These days, you have your choice of shitty mosh hardcore, or screamo, or emo-core. Now hardcore is just a melting pot of all the sounds in one. its one big emotional, positive/negative, noisy vomit. its ok i guess. i liked how it was better in the late 90s early 00s.

quality hardcore bands: converge, bane, shai hulud, american nightmare, minor threat, gorilla biscuits, ten yard fight, joshua fit for battle, the now, 18 visions, forstella ford, hot cross, pg.99, discordence axis

10. (hardcore) (55↑, 25↓)
adj. 1. Extreme, brutal 2. The description of pornography that graphically shows penetration of the vagina or anus by the penis, tongue, or foreign object 3. The description of a type of wrestling match where there are no rules; i.e. all weapons are allowed, pinfalls count from anywhere, and there are no countouts or disqualifications

Mick Foley and Edge performed in a hardcore match at Wrestlemania 22.

11. (Hardcore) (52↑, 24↓)
Hardcore is the name for many awesome things. Hardcore Punk - Awesome. Has awesome subgenres too. Hardcore Porn - Awesome. Hardcore Wrestling - The most entertaining form of pro wrestling due to actual violence.

Hardcore Punk and its subgenres are my favorite forms of music. I just got done watching some Hardcore Porn. I loved it. Hardcore Wrestling is awesome because people hit each other with light tubes and shit.

12. (hardcore) (28↑, 5↓)
An adjacetive used to describe a person who is indominatable of will. This person can and will sustain serious, possibly life-threatening injuries as a matter of course in daily life, and then will continue to tredge on as if unscathed, inflicting incredulous amounts of pain on those that get in his/her way. A hardcore person refuses to give up, no matter the odds, or the situation, which can sometimes lead to people thinking the person "stupid." To truly be hardcore one must display wounds and/or scars as if they were medals of honor and constantly impart the amazing stories that accompany such medals with great enthusiasm. This word should only be used to describe the manliest of men.

Jesus man, Dave is so hardcore...Look, he's bleeding out of his eye and he isn't coming out of the game..."

13. (Hardcore) (14↑, 0↓)
Hardcore is three things actually\! 1: someone extreme or fanatical in behaviour or belief. 2: An extreme form of punk rock characterised by shouty vocals usually containing swear words which enables angry people to let off steam. 3: A fast form of electronic dance music which makes angry people happy. A.K.A. 'Happy Hardcore'.

'He got really angry with me cos he's hardcore in his belief that hardcore is only one type of music\!'

14. (Hardcore) (71↑, 61↓)
Hardcore punk not metalcore or screamo

hXc kid: im so hardcore i listen to underoath\!

15. (Hardcore) (10↑, 1↓)
Someone who rides their bike all the way to the store just to get a can of Special Pepsi.

Paul Miller's father is so hardcore.

16. (Hardcore) (13↑, 5↓)
Short for hardcore punk that started in the late 70's with bands such as Black Flag and Bad Brains and in the early 80's with Minor Threat, Negative FX, Negative Approach, SSD, JFA, 7 Seconds ect. It is a music genre that is based off of a DIY (do it yourself) community. It was and will always be against the ethics of the mainstream music business to keep the music pure and away from profit which corrupts everything. Alot of people think hardcore died in the 80's but there has been alot of bands that have came and gone over the years that still continued the same diy approach along with musical styles. currently hardcore punk is still going on in an underground DIY community all around the world with bands such as Get The Most, Rotting Out, Government Warning, Trash Talk, Ceremony, Miles Away, Paint It Black, Psyched To Die, Bracewar, Ruiner, Killing The Dream ect. Although the mainstream community have attempted to market there own version of hardcore bands through the media like Attack Attack, I See Stars, The Devil Wears Prada, Bring Me The Horizon ect. It will never really be part of the real hardcore scene going on, or sound like it.

listen to a current hardcore band like Rotting Out or a old hardcore band like Gorilla Biscuits

Author: letsstartarevolutiontoday http://hardcore.urbanup.com/4480878
17. (hardcore) (16↑, 12↓)
short for [hardcore punk],a genre of music derived from [punk rock],but faster and heavier. there's a difference between [metalcore] and hardcore. metalcore bands are [Norma Jean],[Converge],[Botch],[Between the Buried and Me],[As I Lay Dying], [Unearth],and [Killswitch Engage]. Hardcore bands sing generally about [anarchism],[capitalism],the [government],[war],the hardcore lifestyle,and being [straight edge];not all hardcore band are straightedgers. Hardcore bands:[circle jerks],[ss decontrol],[gbh],[black flag],[minor threat],[bad brains],[dead kennedys],[7 seconds],[gang green],[beastie boys] (early),[negative fx],[discharge],[anti-nowhere league],[exploited],[u.s. chaos],[GISM],[chaos uk],[picture frame seduction],and many more

"I fuckin love G.I.S.M, man...hardcore punk til i Die."

18. (hardcore) (110↑, 107↓)
A more extreme version of a dare. Rules: 1. You can't turn down a hardcore. It's just unacceptable. 2. You can't overuse a hardcore. It must be reserved for very special occasions. 3. You can't hardcore someone to do something that you yourself would not do, i.e. you can't hardcore someone to jump off a nine-story building.

If you were hardcore, you would walk up to that guy over there and tell him you saw his picture in the dictionary next to "sexy."

19. (hardcore) (2↑, 2↓)
a convict who looks like a gay pornstar version of mario

oi hardcore, stop doing the plumbing and start fucking luigi

20. (hardcore) (12↑, 12↓)
When one takes an already dangerous activity to an illogical extreme, often ignoring danger, pain and the potential for marked agony.

When Laura overshot that jump by 5 feet and smashed into that tree with her shoulder it was fucking hardcore. I would have her children even though I'm sure she would mercilessly beat me.

21. (Hardcore) (31↑, 31↓)
In simple terms, Batman. Batman rules. He defines hardcore.

"That is so hardcore, it's like being Batman\!"

22. (hardcore) (29↑, 29↓)
Harcore is not about fashion. Harcore is not about who can be the most "scene". Hardcore is about the music. I'm not sure where the confusion in what hardcore is started, but it has always been about the music. Here's a little history on the music. Hardcore stems from the early punk movements in the mid-70s made notable by bands like The Ramones, The Clash, The Damned, and the Sex Pistols. Most of the fast paced, straight-forward sound that is hardcore can be heard in early punk. As more and more styles of the punk sound formed each year moving towards the mid-to late 70s. A newer sound of bands like The Misfits, The Exploited, GBH, and Black Flag would lead the move away from the sounds of this early punk. This new style involved a faster, more technical drum beat and simplistic bass lines. Moving into the 80's the term hardcore is often credited by the band D.O.A. due to the title of their album Hardcore '81. As was seen in the origninal punk movement, this new sub-genre had the same do it yourself attitude. This attitude is the resounding theme of all hardcore music. The overall image of harcore was different, bringing the simplistic look of t-shirts and jeans to the table. Founders of the Early Hardcore sounds can be heard played by the bands Black Flag, Bad Brains, Minor threat, The Mob, D.O.A., Middle Class, and Dead Kennedy's. This new style of music became associated with violence due to the inlaid aggresive element to the sound. This aggression laid the ground works for slam dancing and stage diving found at most shows during these times due to the relatively small venues and easy access to the stage, which was not usually seen in most mainstream rock shows. This early harcore sound had a major influence on forming genres of music such as, Thrash and speed metal, and later on the seattle grunge sound of the late 80s. Moving towards the 90s hardcore began to branch off into many styles and sub-genres. The hardcore sound had two main branches the punk based sound of the 80s and a newer metal influenced sound, which later is the basis of most of todays metalcore bands such as Unearth, or It Dies Today. The late 80s and early 90s punk based harcore sound can be heard influenced by Agnostic Front, Sick of It All, Cro-Mags, Murphys Law, and Gorilla Biscuits. The metal influenced version of hardcore can be heard in the musical stylings of the bands Madball, Biohazard, and a more recent example Hatebreed. I have used many of the obvious examples of what the hardcore sound is and was. There are many bands today that still have the traditionaly hardcore sound. Most of what todays youth actually call hardcore is a more diverse metal influenced subgenre of the original sound. It is imprortant to understand the roots of something that seems to be exploited to todays teenagers.

More recent hardcore of the late 90s and today. Examples include some of my favorites: Comback Kid, Blood for Blood, Blacklisted, Integrity(formed in the 80s and still putting out records), Lifetime, and Rise Against. There are 1000s that I can rattle off.

23. (Hardcore) (0↑, 1↓)
waking up hungover and cracking open a beer, drinking nonstop from noon to 4am, busting in on a smush and filming it, owning every party in town, winning every game of flip cup

Did you hear about those parties at VicnBo's? Those people are hardcore\!

24. (Hardcore) (63↑, 64↓)
Extreme. Usually followed by the word porn. Hardcore porn is extremely explicit, graphic pornography.

Threesomes, wheelbarrow position, ect.

Author: Greasy_Wog_Dude http://hardcore.urbanup.com/1143779
25. (Hardcore) (0↑, 2↓)
An adjective used for those who ride mopeds and/or scooters with a look of extremity on their face. To be considered hardcore while riding a scooter or moped, you must be en route to a restaurant which serves mainly mexican cuisine, where the male staff all obnoxiously stair at each and every woman that walks in the door.

Abby and Hanna looked so hardcore on their way to el toro. I feel like such a fruitcake on my built motor suzuki GS1100. I think I need to by a metropolitan so I can feel hardcore\!

26. (Hardcore) (3↑, 5↓)
Really tough and awesome. Socially accepted and worshiped. Often does rebellious things like putting stickers on windows. Often, peers will respect this Hardcore individual's opinions more readily - see "not doing drugs"

"Wow, Danny's so hardcore\!"

Author: StopCallingMeBella http://hardcore.urbanup.com/3850663
27. (hardcore) (18↑, 20↓)
Hardcore is a term used to justify some dislike. This term is often used by those who are not "hardcore" but want others to believe they are. Bands are often critized for being "not hardcore" because they are vastly more successful than the people bitching about them.

Steve: That band sucks ass they arn't even hardcore. Brian: Your just pissed cuz they don't live in their parents basement anymore...like some people i know. (looks at Steve and winks)

28. (hardcore) (26↑, 28↓)
1.) a musical genre, the in-between of punk and metal. Hardcore is NOT the music of the [pig squeal]ing myspace whores with [scene haircuts], though many believe it to be so. Hardcore music typically consists of simple power chords repeated in variations, simple yet loud drums, and a vocalist [yelling], not [screaming], about either how straight-edge he is, or how straight-edge he isnt. hardcore is NOT abreviated "hxc" and is not spelt hardxcore. Hardcore fans typically wear camo shorts or tight black pants, black shirts of their favorite bands or funny things (like the "spread the joy" shirt from locoroco, not a "how to win at videogames" shirt you bought at hot topic while you were buying your sister new make-up to replace all the eyeliner you stole from her), and occasionally a bandanna around their head, not their neck, and PUMA, NIKE, ADDIDAS, or VANS shoes. Hardcore fans do not wear suits or ties, do not cross-dress, and do not think its cool to kiss guys, even if they're anti-homophobic. 2.) an adjective to describe something done that most people do not have the [balls] to do.

1.) "Mickeys crew is a hardcore band" 2.) peeing on your friend's sister because she stole your money, windmill kicking your refridgerator open so hard that the container of milk flies out of the door-shelf and into your hand, then ripping the lid off with your teeth and downing all 2 gallons in a single sitting just so that your little brother won't have any milk for his cereal when he wakes up.

29. (Hardcore) (2↑, 4↓)
1. to the most extreme 2. the ablitiy to do many sexual favors

1.oh yea i she hit her like hardcore. 2. that ho's hardcore

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30. (hardcore) (4↑, 7↓)
Hardcore techno is a form of contemporary popular music with an aggressive edge, created using personal computers.

In 2004 - It's HARDCORE\! Happy hardcore has some really upliftin tunes

31. (hardcore) (4↑, 7↓)
something to say to sound really cool in front of your buds

dude 1: man that movie was HARDCORE dude 2: shut up, we just got out of sweet home alabama dude 1: well ummmm your shoes are HARDCORE dude 2: dont be an ass kisser

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32. (hardcore) (3↑, 6↓)
Usually used to describe someone who punches their fist in the air and say that they're hardcore and punk and against anything conformist. This is rather interesting because you must conform to their clothes and music and depressiveness before they will let you hang out with them.

"Did you go to that concert last night? we were so hardcore." "O my god did you see Ben, he is so not hardcore."

33. (Hardcore) (89↑, 92↓)
Type of punk rock that relies on heavy, rapid-fire delivery.

The Dead Kennedy's IN GOD WE TRUST, INC. EP relies mostly on old hardcore riffs rather than the snazzy hooks the band is best known for.

34. (Hardcore) (8↑, 12↓)
The core of all hardness.

Ed: Dave is just so... Ben: Hardcore? Ed: yeah...

35. (Hardcore) (2↑, 6↓)
Where you take something to the next level and realy awesome.

me n yo mum dun it hardcore last night gigigiigity.

36. (hardcore) (24↑, 28↓)
Hardcore is not a specific type of music, or certain style of clothing. Hardcore is a room filled with people who just like you got picked on in school and in life, and in wanting something more than the monontony that is life. ...and it's not about dancing. but dancing jumping kicking screaming and moshing (even push moshing and circle pits) are fun

Hardcore = living your life, your real life Not Hardcore = having to look up what it means to be hardcore on the internet. Myspace = not real life. Going to a protest, rally, or sit in = real life get off your myspace and go change the world.

37. (hardcore) (3↑, 7↓)
A style of rock that originated as a variation of punk rock in the late 70s/early 80s. This variation was a harder, heavier version of punk. It is a largely underground genre of rock. Most of the greatest hardcore bands were in the mid-80s.

Rise Against is an example of modern hardcore, whereas Atreyu is mistakenly labelled hardcore. Black Flag was one of the first hardcore bands.

38. (Hardcore) (0↑, 5↓)
what some believes that they are because the lisen to, and buy the t'shits of Iron Maiden, Meticalla, and every other gay ass, before their time band.

Look at the kid with the Iron Maiden t'shirt he thinks hes so Hardcore.

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39. (hardcore) (2↑, 7↓)
Hardcore is sub-genre of music erroneously identified by emo children, as to personify their lackluster musical tastes so as to give them the appearance of not being weepy or melodramatic.

"Dude, did you go to that Hawthorne Heights concert last night? Colin said it was totally hardcore. People were even smoking reifer\!" -- Emo children conversing in a high school commons.

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40. (hardcore) (3↑, 9↓)
(adjective and noun) In reference to a political or cultural movement, an organization, an association, or a category of criminal. crime, deviance or dissidence: the essential and dedicated members or actions who will not be dissuaded by threats or punishment and who will go all the way in pursuit of their aims; those who [hang tough]; [winter soldier]. Sometimes spelled as two words. Often the kind of thing is understood, for example "hardcore" instead of "hardcore porn".

"Hardcore pornography." "Al-Qaeda's hard core will not be dissuaded by the bombing of the communities in which they are based." "Sacco was a hardcore anarchist; he never wavered in his professed beliefs, even when they put him in jail and condemned him to death." "After the cops visited the commune the day-trippers left and only the hardcore people remained."

41. (hardcore) (47↑, 53↓)
If punk rock is frustrated, then this is pissed off. that is one way i can describe it. a key thing to remember is that Hardcore is Punk, but Punk is not always Hardcore. if you think hardcore is As i Lay Dying you are confused. switch that band out for some Tragedy and you are all set. if what you call hardcore has a solo more than 7 seconds than it is not hardcore. not all hardcore has breakdowns but a lot does. if what you call hardcore has no cussing it probably is not hardcore unless it is American Nightmare.

Converge = Not Hardcore Modern Life is War = Hardcore He is Legend = Not Hardcore Outbreak = Hardcore

42. (Hardcore) (0↑, 7↓)
Act of sex where babies occur

I did it with her hardcore last night

43. (hardcore) (10↑, 17↓)
people who are extreme are hardcore. Being hardcore is a rare talent and can only be mastered by few.

"Bobbie and Rachel are so hardcore, leah and i wish we were as hardcore as they are"

Author: bobbieishardcore http://hardcore.urbanup.com/2395566
44. (Hardcore) (0↑, 7↓)
Jake; Steven; SSk; Doug; Jose; Nick; Mike; SSk

Jake Is Hardcore\! Steven Is Hardcore\! SSk Is Totally Hardcore\! Doug Is Hardcore\! Jose Is Hardcore\! Nick Is Hardcore\! Mike Is Black... But Also Hardcore\! SSk Is Again Totally Hardcore\!

Author: I'll Wear Your Skin As A Suit http://hardcore.urbanup.com/2344599
45. (Hardcore) (0↑, 7↓)
Someone/somthing so insanely cool that you have no idea how to describe it, or somthing tuff and strong. (its also a type of music that is a more agressive punk) [YOU KNOW UR NOT HARDCORE... UNLESS UR AS HARDCORE AS JETTO AND ASH\}

Ash: "Jack is a prick who picks up trannies at fag st, Trasesville" Jetto: " Hahaha.. so true ash\!" Jetto: " FUCK DUDE... THAT CHICKS HAIR IS SO FUCKING HARDCORE\!\!\!\!\!\!" Ash: "OMFG UR SO RIGHT\! " Jetto "Meh.. ur tarten shorts are way more hardcore\!"

46. (hardcore) (3↑, 10↓)
Despite what some people think, hardcore came before emo. After Hardcore died out toward the end of the eighties, Ian McKaye (of Minor Threat) started a band called Fugazi. And thus EMO was born. (Yes, there were others, but Fugazi was one of the first.)

Hardcore was born in late seventies. It's one hell of a long "trend."

47. (hardcore) (11↑, 19↓)
stupid bitches that think they're so cool because they like to act weird, get piercings, and be "different" just to seem non-conformist when really they are also stupid sluts

omg i'm so hardcore i'm gonna get a tattoo on my neck because it's the place that hurts the most and i love pain cause i'm KEWL\!\!1\!\!1

48. (Hardcore) (27↑, 35↓)
However people seem to say that Hardcore is a form of grunge music, or 'movement'. Hardcore is actually a genre of dance music, that containes no element or 'punk/most/greebo' genre, but is simply [electronica] music, with faster beats. Quite large throughout the UK and Europe, it is played commonly at raves (A gathering of about 1000 sweaty people in an arena from 8pm till 6am, all completely mashed on either ectasy, base or cocaine (maybe even all of them). Famous hardcore DJ's are [DJ Hixxy], [Scott Brown], [Darren Styles], [DJ Sy], [Dougal] & [Gammer] Hardcore is not too be confused with [Happy Hardcore] which has sadly made an sort of epidemic around almost all chavs in the [UK] which contains a vast majority of chavvy scottish teenagers calibrating songs with bad beats, timing. And all of them using the same music sample on there MusicMaker. Examples of these twats are 'DJ'[Cammy], 'DJ'[Rankin], '[Gav Fuckin Bee]' 'DJ' [Carlee]...and almost every other scottish teenage [chav].

"Trance is shit mate, put some decent hardcore on." "Wheres my clubland extreme hardcore CD." "This DJ Cammy shit aint fucking hardcore." "DJ Hixxy is by far the best hardcore DJ around."

49. (Hardcore) (10↑, 18↓)
Hardcore is more than music. Its a way of life for some many people. Not just from the begining of punk rock since the beginning of rock and roll in general people who listen to hardcore live a different lifestyle, dress a different way, listen to louder music than the average person does.

Goofus listens to pop punk hes not hardcore at all. Gallant listens so hardcore/metal and dresses different hes so freaking hardcore.

50. (Hardcore) (11↑, 19↓)
Climbing up trees and over chicken wire into the swings at Ewell Court Park.

"Wow, Charlotte and Jaymes are so hardcore - they BROKE INTO EWELL COURT PARK"

Author: CharlotteandJaymes http://hardcore.urbanup.com/2158107
51. (hardcore) (25↑, 33↓)
definitions of hardcore music are widely different, so this definition is meant as a guide. hardcore did originally grow out of punk somwhere along the line in the 80's. and when i say punk, i mean punk in the ballpark of the Misfits. it began to stand on its own in the early 90's with a few pioneering bands. these early bands were very unpolished, but people looking for the heaviest sound possible became the first fans. throughout the 90's, the line between hardcore and metal thinned, because at the same time some metal bands were also finding a heavier sound. now skip ahead to the present. at this point, that heavy metal/90's hardcore gap has been closed. however there is a new barrier. everything changed when bands like Terror, Hoods, and Madball started hitting the scene (for lack of a better word). there is no denying the difference between Terror and Unearth. now that awful term "[metalcore]" has come about. Unearth leans sounds sort of hardcore, but they are metal. Terror is 'straight up' hardcore. kids who listen to Terror know that what they listen to is heavier than what Unearth kids listen to. so as far as they're concerned, Unearth IS NOT hardcore. so now there is 'hardcore' and there is 'real hardcore' or 'straight up hardcore'. THERE IS A DEFINATE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO STYLES OF MUSIC. most fans of 'straight up hardcore' accept and like 'hardcore' music, but dont like it being called hardcore. and they dont like 'hardcore' kids trying to act tough, because they know the music they listen to is tougher. so as much as i am against terms like "[metalcore]" it is probably a good idea to start using them because of the difference between the metal side and hardcore side. there is no 'hardcorest' music, just hardcore. if something more hardcore comes along, then that becomes the definition of hardcore. thats why bands like Terror are taking the term for themselves with little opposition; because they are right to. when critics hail their album saying "this is what hardcore is supposed to sound like" there is little arguing that its for real.

Zao (most metal side of what is called hardcore) Unearth (a blend of hardcore and metal that leans very much on the metal side) Remembering Never (a blend of hardcore and metal that leans very much on the hardcore side) Terror (doesnt get more hardcore than this)

52. (hardcore) (28↑, 37↓)
Jack Bauer on FOX's hit TV show [24].

Jack bauer once died. He was given a shot, came back to life, went back to selflessly killing terrorists, then gathered information to prevent the US from going to war against oil companies' manipulations - all while having heart spasms due to his aforementioned death. Now that's hardcore.

53. (hardcore) (4↑, 15↓)
Music gets confused with screemo/emo the real harcore bands in clue.

norma jean= NOT HARDCORE\! Enter shikari= not hardcore xAFBx= Hardcore the boy will drown= Hardcore Postmoretom promises= Hardcore get the idea?\!

Author: Victoria for a cowboy http://hardcore.urbanup.com/2621693
54. (Hardcore) (4↑, 16↓)
Aight guys This is how to be hardcore Girls,wear your hair more to one side than the other,and dye it some other color in a random place Guys just have it in your face. It doesnt matter how you do it Get a myspace/facebook and say hardcore stuff on it like: "Im not trying to please you,go away" Wear glasses even if you dont need them. Be random. Random=hardcore BE DIFFERENT. Even though you dress and act like every other typical teenager,you ARE different because you like rainbows. Girls,be bi. Guys,be bi curious. Get odd piercings and tattoos. (or say you're going to,that's also hardcore) Put periods at the end of everything you say. Get a bf/gf and after two weeks say you're in love them Starve yourself when you're depressed. (Okay you can have that granola bar real quick,just dont let anyone see it) "Accidentally on purpose" roll up your sweatshirt sleeves to reveal the cut on your arm,then roll it down real fast,but make sure people see it\! Flip your hair out of your face even when it's not in your face. Blog that you're so misunderstood and you want to run away. Wear skinny jeans. Colored ones are a plus Girls,when you're taking a picture,you need to hold the camera up and hold one side of your head Guys take pictures where your hair's sweepish and you're smiling (do not show your teeth\!) Wear Vans and Converse. AND FINALLY MAKE YOUR ROLE MODELS AUDREY KITCHING AND ALEX EVANS [be afraid for our generation. BE VERY AFRAID.]

I wear VANS and like rainbows. Me=hardcore

55. (Hardcore) (3↑, 15↓)
Hardcore is just a different way of saying awesome.Mostly used more by punks and goths the online way to say Hardcore is XD

Awesome= Hardcore Hardcore= XD

56. (hardcore) (12↑, 26↓)
hardcore is a form of punk rock, original hardcore started in the 80s with the downfall of old school punk rock. hardcore is based around the same music dynamics of punkrock where the band often plays at a veryfast tempo and the band members often play uncomplicated riffs. this is true of original hardcore although nu hardcore of the late 1990s and early 2000s often contains complicated instrument solos. the music is made to apeal to a very select anti-mainstream audience and there fore the lyrics and music of hardcore is often fery ruff and scetchy. to a manstream musician hardcore would seem very ugly , but to the true hardcore fan the music is in its own way a beautiful thing, hardcore has a lot of depth to it that most people dont find. with the emergence of emo however hardcore has been turned into something that its not. emos are very mainstream and often copy the dress sence of hardcore fans although most emos dont truley listen to hardcore, and if they do its only for the newly won popularity of it.the dress sence of the hardcore fan is often very anti-mainstream and although hardcore fans do conform to a singel dress sence its only to show that they are against every thing that mainstream is. for example a hardcore fan typicaly wears second hand clothes and non-branded clothes so as to beat the mainstream fasion machine. they will wear hoodies to keep warm but often no other type of jacket. the hard core dress sence is often very practial. and it there is any writing on a shirt it will suport either a band or an artist of some type. hardcore is the new age punk that stands for bringing down a corupt socity...do not confuse hardcore with emo. emo is a fasion and will die out as quick as it has started, hardcore on the other hand , although the music has slightly changed since its beginings still follows the same guidlines it has for some 20 years.hardcore will last emo wont. yes hardcore has its fasions, but those fasions are to stay the minority not the majority. to truely be diferent.

Emo= its cool to wear black hardcore fan= i wear black because its anti mainstream,and shows my dedication to my type of music.

57. (hardcore) (6↑, 20↓)
1. the opposite of fake 2. great music

1. that dude is so hardcore.. he beats the shit out of posers 2. angry music is hardcore... emo is shit

58. (hardcore) (3↑, 18↓)
an amazing type of punk music, like the misfits. unfortunately chavs have come to believe that hardcore is CRAP STUFF LIKE 50 CENT\!

chav: what ya listening to ya f**king mosha? cool person like punk or emo: hardcore chav:oooooooh u iz chav cos u iz liking hardcore innit cool person: umm, its a type of punk chav: what ya on mosha? its blingin stuff like 50cent innit cool person: no, im listening to misfits, HARDCORE\! chav: *runs away in fear*

Author: revive-real-punk http://hardcore.urbanup.com/2445476
59. (hardcore) (9↑, 24↓)
A genre of music that is a blend of punk and metal. There is none of that emo crap in it. The problem is a lot of emo pussies like hardcore music. For all you emo pussies you aren't hardcore, you should listen to Death By Stereo's Emo Holocaust. Also for you emo pussies a lot of harcore is streight edge so that means no cutting you fuckin fagets.

San Francisco, LA, Massachusetts, and Germany have a lot of kick ass hardcore bands.

60. (hardcore) (5↑, 20↓)
One who gets their hair cut from a [Cuban] man named Tony. His signature style is known as the "[tony cut]", usually involving some sort of ice tips.

dude \#1: "yo man I wanna be hardcore" Chronee: "yeah man, me too, thats why I'm gonna go to Tony's"

61. (hardcore) (10↑, 26↓)
emos who got tired of being made fun of so they started lessening to shit music (screamo) or pig squares songs about nothing

im going to warped tour to lessen to some gay 30 year olds in girl paints since im a hardcore kid

Author: a kid who is not into shit music like hardcore kids http://hardcore.urbanup.com/2562706
62. (hardcore) (3↑, 21↓)
a dedicated fan of a band or artist who owns everything the artist has put out, and talks about said artist for hours at a time and knows everything there is to know about the artist, and attends concerts by the artist when they can when the artist comes to their hometown or closer to it

I am a hardcore Eve 6 fan. I have all three of their albums, two t-shirts, and the soundtrack to [Out Cold], which they appear on.

63. (hardcore) (15↑, 33↓)
a form of music with hard fast delivery. simple and effective sounds, mainly focussed on a message. message is ussually unity, anarky, strength or public power. can range from straight edge to emo-core. has a dance style with it known as circle pitts and ninja pitting. some bands include most precious blood, alleged, from the ruins

at the hardcore gig we formed a circle pit and everyone thrashed, or ninja pitted. the music was loud and hard.

64. (hardcore) (8↑, 27↓)
hardcore means badass good music hardcore dancing METAL\!\!

hxc kid\#1= aw. man have you heard that one band hxc kid\#2= yea dude they are so effin hardcore hxc kid\#1= yeah NTC is hxc for sure\!\!

65. (Hardcore) (44↑, 64↓)
Hardcore music started out in the 80's as a spinoff from punk. The music is often heavy in nature. Breakdowns and double bass have been known to cause destruction in the local moshpit. Hardcore music is about hanging out with your friends and standing for something, either in politics, beliefs, staying positive, straight edge, whatever. Most people who are involved in the hardcore scene attend shows that their favorite bands are playing at. It doesnt matter if it's your friends band playing a local house show, or dancing with 50 kids at hellfest.

Unearth, Walls of Jericho, Throwdown, Converge, Darkest Hour. This hardcore band is really bringing the mosh\! Wow, the breakdown in this hardcore band Walls of Jericho is so heavy.

Author: Brandon Vellandi http://hardcore.urbanup.com/1418245
66. (hardcore) (9↑, 31↓)
harcore is influcenced by real punk and real metal(I'm not trying to say that the genre is fake by the way my just saying it's a branch off), this genre mixes both which overall makes some half decent music. but its a genre that has suddenly become very popluar and you can't tell the posers from the truely hardcore kids. But the thing that worries me about harcore is its branch off is EMO\!

some hardcore bands are: Walls Of Jericho, Terror, Madball, Comeback Kid, Bleeding Through.

67. (Hardcore) (25↑, 47↓)
This is a genre of music that spun off from punk in the early 80's. It is typically just fast punk music with a "hardcore beat." The other hardcore which could be referred to as "Modern Hardcore," is unrelated to the original hardcore music. "Modern Hardcore" involves metal screaming/vocals, double bass and technical guitar (NOTE* Slayer was the first band to really use double bass), is basically people that like metal but do not want to call themselves "metal heads," so they adopted the term hardcore.

Minor Threat and Dead Kennedys played hardcore music in the 80's. A good hardcore band today is A Global Threat. The kids that wear camouflage and like to hear some sick double bass are not "hardcore."

Author: Thomas Too Shlong http://hardcore.urbanup.com/1530917
68. (hardcore) (7↑, 30↓)
KICKASS HARDCORE BANDS: Knights of the Abyss, Suicide Silence, Fire Suits You Well, Job For A Cowboy, As Blood Runs Black, In This Moment, Tony Danz Tapdance Extravaganza, Despised Icon, The Irish Front, Winds of Plague, Elysia, Midgets With Machetes, The ToyMaker, and many many fucking more\!\!\!\!

Fire Suits You Well is fuckin HARDCORE\!\!\!\!

69. (hardcore) (13↑, 36↓)
hardcore is influcenced by real punk and real metal(I'm not trying to say that the genre is fake by the way my just saying it's a branch off), this genre mixes both which overall makes some half decent music. but its a genre that has suddenly become very popluar and you can't tell the posers from the truely hardcore kids. But the thing that worries me about hardcore is its branch off is EMO\!

examples of hardcore bands: Walls of Jericho, Comeback Kid, Bleeding Through, Madball, Terror

70. (hardcore) (5↑, 29↓)
really heavy bands and fast picking with the ocasional blast beat. some bands are: job for a cowboy, black dahlia murder, elysia, and myspace.com/jeseleigh true def. of hardcore band\!

dude that drummers double kicks are SO [hardcore]

71. (Hardcore) (9↑, 35↓)
Okay. To start off. Hardcore is music. Containing breakdowns,double peddling, brutality. Many kids nowadays run around saying their HARDxCORE or SCENExCORE\!\! When they listen to MCR, The Used, and other crap like that. And they don't even know anything about the music they supposedly "listen to" That is [NOT] hardcore. Hardcore is Bury Your Dead,Throwdown,Black My Heart, Anterrabae, Symphony in Peril,Evergreen Terrace,Terror,Scars of Tomorrow, Most Precious Blood, It Dies Today and much more. Don't go around judging hardcore based on those posers you see.

Hardcore bands: Bury Your Dead, Stick To Your Guns, It Dies Today, Throwdown

72. (hardcore) (15↑, 41↓)
term used when emphasizing a point

i hardcore studied for this test and STILL failed; I'm finding a date for prom early, like HARDCORE; I hardcore want to go to the OAR concert; I'm hardcore watching the OC tongiht

Author: Brittany and Haley http://hardcore.urbanup.com/1492875
73. (hardcore) (22↑, 50↓)
Hardcore is a type of music. Started in the 80's as hardcore punk. New hardcore bands include: throwdown (tough guy hardcore.) terror (tough guy hardcore.) casey jones (straightedge hardcore.) bane (old school hardcore.) as i lay dying (christian hardcore.) the chariot (christian hardcore.) norma jean (christian hardcore.) written down the barrel (tough guy hardcore.) Hardcore is type of music were there are low screams with breakdowns for dancing, and the guitars and bass use distortion to give it the messy effect to make it sound hard.

I'm not gunna lie.. terror is a good hardcore band.

74. (Hardcore) (11↑, 40↓)
The worst word in all of mankind. Right up there with [oldschool].

Stop saying hardcore you fucking emo\! Hardcore is a terrible word. Most people who say the word hardcore don't use it properly anyway. Stop using the word hardcore and stop using the word oldschool. They are the worst slang terms to have ever been invented. Instead of saying oldschool say retro.

Author: CremeDeLaGherkin http://hardcore.urbanup.com/3235505
75. (hardcore) (3↑, 33↓)
a genre of music. this is how it started. 2000-2002 punk and pop punk exploudes back to mainstream 2001-2003 emotional melodic punk starts to sway in alot of fans 2003 the punk in "emotional punk" is completley taken out and emo becomes its own genre and is almost soft rock or softer 2002-2005 screamo(intense emotional punk with some harder riffs)comes in 2004-pesent hardcore developes (a thin line between screamo and metal)and is first genre to come out of punk that is not made fun of on a daily basis. side note: indie: a primarily NY indepent melodic experimental genre. that sounds nothing like hardcore for some reason goes hand in hand

indie and hardcore are the best non-sophomoric genres out today. and experimantal which is becoming the next big genre.

76. (Hardcore) (11↑, 46↓)
One who engages in heavy drinking and/or smoking.

He's so hardcore\! He just chugged a bottle of vodka\!

77. (Hardcore) (28↑, 69↓)
the feelings you get with hardcore are the same feelings you get with punk. a good sense of "FUCK EVERYONE" ...u know what FUCK this. Why does'nt everyone forget all these new so called "punk" catagories and just go back to the original real real thing..PUNK ROCK...u bunch of pussies....god dammit\!\!\!

fuck examples what examples

78. (hardcore) (2↑, 53↓)
a mix of metal and punk rock. this style of hard rock stared genres and fads like emocore and scene. hard core lyrics range from political (suicide machines), to emo (from autumn to ashes), to christian (underoath).

as i lay dying, unearth, underoath, rise against, suicide machines, bullet for my valentine, rancid, slipknot \<these are hardcore bands\>

79. (Hardcore) (20↑, 71↓)
Having, or of that which has, a hard center.

rezzix you are such a *HARDCORE* moron\! Your used this word as an adjective and yet gave the definition of a noun. I think you've been reading the Urban Dictionary too much\!

80. (hardcore) (23↑, 75↓)
too tough to be emo [emo] can be positive or negative depending on whether or not you are a self absorbed terd who likes to show off you hardcoreness in this case you might be a douchebag [douchebag]

i used to get picked on a lot, but i started listening to my chemical romance and now im hardcore

Author: xsonicassassinx http://hardcore.urbanup.com/1475296
81. (hardcore) (11↑, 91↓)
This word must always be said in capital as it emphasizes how hard the word [ROCKS]\! HARDCORE is saying pretty much your comment on how extreme something is. HARDCORE is the limit, it is the core of cool things\! It is the mother of things\! It is being surrounded by wanna be HARDCORE things\! Such as deoderant\! Deoderant isn't as HARDCORE as cones. No way. Cones are in the core of coolness. You can't get better than cones, think of a planet. A planet like Earth only this planet represents the coolest of the cool\! In the middle is the HARDCORE things whilst wannabees are wrapped around it desperately begging for acceptance. Like I said, for instance: deoderant. Deoderants cool but not as HARDCORE as cones. It's in the core, it is hot, you cannot get as hot as a HARDCORE cone\! I'm repeating myself here but who cares?\! Repeating is HARDCORE\! [Ally]-EXTREMELY HOT HARDCORE ROCKNG CHICK\!

Me: "Dude that cone is-" Mosha Trix: "HARDCORE\!" Me: "YOU SAID IT BEHATCH\!" Mosha Trix: "HELL YEAH\!" Me: "Interrupting is-" Mosha Trix: "HARDCORE\!" Me: "ALLY\!" Mosha Trx: "EXTREMELY HOT HARDCORE ROCKING CHICK\!"

82. (hardcore) (35↑, 119↓)
Hardcore used to refer to a more intense version of punk, but has since branched off into a new genre. Vocals are usually screechy, lyrics usually histrionic (exaggerated and often inappropriate displays of emotional reactions, approaching theatricality) and whiny, music often switches between very quiet and very loud in a single song. Many hardcore kids are also self righteous and humourless about being straight edge, to the point of condemning those who choose a different lifestyle. They wear black primarily, and sometimes a scarf/bandanna in the back pocket. They are often pierced or tattoed as an alternative to ingesting intoxicants. Hardcore bands: My Chemical Romance, Alexisonfire, Girls Against Boys, Q And Not U, The Used, Refused, Thursday, Thrice

Oh em gee, that band is so hardcore\! Let's throw down\!

83. (hardcore) (62↑, 157↓)
indie became emo emo became screamo screamo became hardcore

And in a few months, non of these genra's will be "in"

84. (Hardcore) (9↑, 133↓)
A mix between punk and metal. To be simple, of course.

Bands: AFI, Atreyu, Avenged Sevenfold, Eighteen Visions, Bleeding Through, Death By Stereo, Suicidal Tendencies, Underminded, Darkest Hour, A18, Unearth, As I Lay Dying, Lostprophets, Killswitch Engage, A Static Lullaby, Refused, Strung Out, Still Remiains, Bury Your Dead, Between The Buried And Me, The Black Dahlia Murder, It Dies Today, Dead To Fall, All That Remains, Fear Before The March Of Flames, The Fall Of Troy, Norma Jean, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Converge, Some Girls, Freya. GIVE UP THE GHOST is a perfect example of a hardcore band.

85. (Hardcore) (20↑, 229↓)
music:hXc is not a type of fucking punk rock\! hXc kicks punk rock's ass many times over\! /// hXc consists of new skool heavy riffs, fast drumming including double bass pedals,and several different symbols including a china\! the vocals are often done by two or more people..someytimes one will sing harmonics, and one will scream/aggressive vocals, and sometimes one person will do both (matt shadows=god) dress: hXc ppl are stylish..lime [emo] kids\! we may wear converse,macbeths,of some ol' skool vans\! a hXc band tee, emo top,or just plain black\! tee must not be mahusive and baggy,but just short enough to see studded belt with kool buckle, and not really baggy like grungey and metal lovers\! hXc bands may include avenged sevenfold (the daddies of harcdore)//the bled//bullet for my valentine//shape of my addiction//unearth//atreyu//johnny truant gigs: hardcore gigs will be at small(ish) venues such as the mean fiddler, barfly, etc. will be very packed esp. at the front, and will have a pit behind the people at the front. the pit will be mostly beat down (a type of moshing if you like, where windmills and spin kicks are common..you must be good at beatdown to be in the pit, and be prepared to get the shit beaten out of you) (with beat down..the pit is quite big..with 3-5 people doing their thing at once\!. mostly boys in the pit..due to severe violence..but girls are always welcome\! to all the [chav]s and [ghetto] kids that hate [grungers]...hardcore kids are not fucking grungers\! grungers suck..they are gay..and they have no style what so ever\! so fuck off\!

not needed, because we are not so gay that we say..wow i'm hardcore man\! or man that's hardcore\!

Author: imnotfuckingtellingyouyafuckingchavlovingcunt http://hardcore.urbanup.com/1064718
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Last updated: 2012.02.29

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